Piaggio Vespa 125 Faro Basso

The Piaggio Vespa 125 Faro Basso, also known as the "Lamp Below," is an iconic model produced between 1948 and 1957. Its name derives from the characteristic low-positioned headlight mounted below the handlebars. With its elegant, curvy design and innovative all-metal body, it set standards in the scooter world. Powered by a reliable 125 cc two-stroke engine, the Vespa 125 Faro Basso reached a top speed of approximately 75 km/h. Designed as an affordable and practical means of transportation, it continues to embody Italian style, freedom, and joie de vivre. Highly sought after by collectors, the Faro Basso is a symbol of the post-war era.